Joseph E. Robach's Videos

On Tuesday, April 12th, Senator Robach made comments during a press conference regarding the passage of a Property Tax Cap.

Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, Assembly Minority Leader Brian Kolb and representatives of business organizations from across the state held the news conference to urge the Assembly to act on the Governor’s property tax cap legislation.

Click on the video to see remarks Senator Robach made on the Senate Floor Wednesday, March 30th. The remarks came while votes were being cast on budget bills.

On Tuesday, March 22nd, Senator Robach provided floor comments regarding the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire Resolution. The text of the New York State Resolution is below.

WHEREAS the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of March 25, 1911, resulted in the deaths of 146 garment workers, most of whom were young immigrant women who perished from the fire or leapt to their deaths to escape the flames because management kept the exit doors locked to keep workers from taking breaks outside; and

Earlier this week, the New York State Senate passed thier 2011-2012 Budget and the Assembly did the same. Senator Robach discusses the next steps in to getting an on-time budget passed for New York State in 2011.

NYS Senate passes bill, supported by Governor Cuomo, to extend time for special elections to help accommodate military voters

Robach hopeful this will lead to announcement of special election in 26th Congressional District

On Tuesday, February 1st, New York State Andrew Cuomo delivered his 2011-2012 Executive Budget Address. Following the presentation, Senator Robach shared his thoughts on Governor Cuomo's proposed budget.

On Wednesday, January 19th, Senator Robach provided comments on the Senate Floor regarding legislation that would limit state spending over a given year. For more information on this bill, click here.

On Monday, November 8th, Senator Robach appeared as a guest on legislative update.

Senator Robach expresses his frustration at Senate leaders for sending members home while the State budget remains in limbo.